Right wing group vows to oust De Klerk in protests
The Conservative Party in CAPE TOWN pledges protests and stay at home strikes to force President F W de Klerk from power over his move to share power with blacks. Koos van der Merwe says whites must back a new election or face a nationwide halt to transport and services. Mandela release unsettled by delays. Jesse Jackson arrives in South Africa seeking Mandela’s freedom.
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Baker in Moscow Opens Talks on Afghan and Arms Deals
Secretary of State James A. Baker III arrived in Moscow to assess Mikhail Gorbachev authority to negotiate arms control and Afghan settlements. He aims to hear a Soviet reply on a 195000 troop ceiling proposal and to push for a 50 percent reduction in strategic weapons before a Washington summit.
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Romania Faces AIDS Crisis Among 700+ Infected Children
WHO official Dr. Jonathan Mann says more than 700 Romanian children are infected with AIDS. He cites untested HIV blood and reused needles as major spread routes and warns the problem may spread to Eastern Europe, including Poland and Yugoslavia. He urges immediate action and disposable needles and blood screening.
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German committee formed for reunification talks and currency union
West Germany established a committee to study steps toward reunification and to pursue immediate talks with East Germany on a monetary union. The panel will review economic reforms, legal questions, foreign policy, and security issues under Chancellor Kohl's leadership. discussions aim to replace East German currency with the West German mark after East Germany's free elections on March 18.
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Vatican Hungary restore ties in historic reconciliation
The Vatican secretary of state arrived in Budapest to restore diplomatic relations severed 45 years ago as Hungary joins Poland in reestablishing ties with the Holy See after democratic reforms. Hungary becomes the second East bloc nation to renew ties within a year.
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Covenant House appoints new acting president amid Ritter probe
Covenant House in New York named former New York City Schools Chancellor Frank Macchiarola acting president while founder Rev. Bruce Ritter is investigated on suspicion of sexual relations with teenage runaways. The New York Post reports a fourth man alleges Ritter had sex with him as a teen.
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Aid to Panama approved fast escalate relief package
Washington reports Congress moved swiftly to approve the first installment of a 1 billion dollar aid package for Panama. The plan includes 42 million in immediate humanitarian aid and up to 500 million in loans guarantees and incentives for private investment to help Panama recover from sanctions and Noriega’s rule. The House and Senate committees backed identical bills and the full House and Senate were seen approving soon.
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Japan Launches H-1 Rocket To Put Three Satellites In Orbit
A two stage H-1 rocket launched from Tanegashima Space Center carried three satellites into planned orbits. A 1,628 pound marine observation satellite separated 40 minutes after launch for a two year data collection mission. An experimental deployable boom and umbrella satellite followed after 12 minutes, then a 110 pound amateur radio satellite. The two smaller satellites have ten day and three year missions respectively. Last month Japan launched another satellite set to pass near the moon on March 18.
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Winter storm strikes Northwest and Gulf Coast regions
Snow and rain spread across the Northwest while rain dampened the Gulf Coast from Texas to Mississippi. A cold front stretched from Idaho to California as winter storm warnings spanned the Washington Cascades to Oregon northern coastal mountains. In western Oregon lightning blacked out two KBBR transmitters, lowered TV power, and caused local outages in Coos Bay.
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Dixon Illinois Weather and Lottery Totals Report
Dixon temperatures show a high of 41 degrees and a low of 29 with light precipitation. Illinois forecast calls for partly cloudy, mild days Friday through Sunday, with highs in the 40s north and 40s to mid 50s south and lows in the upper 20s to 30s. Lottery results list numbers 8 1 0 in daily game, Pick Four 6 7 6 8, Lotto jackpot estimated at 12 million dollars.
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Commodity and futures quotes from Merchants Trading Co
Noon commodity quotes list grains, livestock, metals and softs with precise futures prices for Feb through Dec contracts. Notable items include soybeans March 5.6644 and corn March 2.39, cattle and hogs spreads, cocoa sugar cocoa and bonds prices among others.
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